Canto

 1     4|      death, she may obtain~The costly ring; and so suspends her
 2     5|       sign.~ ~ XLVII~"And I in costly robe, in which were set~
 3     6|       Who was caparisoned with costly weed,~Broidered with gold,
 4     7|      what more famous and more costly, where~Cleopatra feasted
 5     7|       when dropping sweets the costly fay~Had put some end to
 6    10|  Tutored by her, than bath and costly fare,~Song, dance, and perfumes;
 7    14|       with gold and jewels, -- costly gear,~Which showed him an
 8    15|     Pronounces in our age that costly seat;~-- That eighteen thousand
 9    15|     most sumptuous board,~With costly viands (its least pleasure)
10    15|       spurs for either heel, a costly pair,~With bucklers and
11    16| Rodomont the people slays,~And costly house, and holy temple burns:~
12    17|     fair, and richly drest,~In costly jewels and in gorgeous vest.~ ~
13    17| restored,~Next welcomed at his costly supper-board;~ ~ XXIII~And
14    17|     tidings true,~Prepares the costly feast in solemn state;~And
15    17|         Were at their glad and costly supper set.~ ~ CXIX~With
16    18|   rested~Than had they been in costly palace guested.~ ~ CIV~And
17    19|      wrist an armlet, gay~With costly gems, in witness and in
18    19| paladin she bears,~But that it costly is and wrought with care,~
19    19|     and, decked with brave~And costly trappings, to Marphisa gave.~ ~
20    25|      ordering from her store a costly vest,~She spread it, and --
21    25|        Lanfusa has agreed,~And costly spoils makes over to that
22    26|  Bearing vest, gold, and other costly gear.~On the other side,
23    26|      ore --~-- They, 'mid more costly things in plenty spread --~
24    27|        of King Stordilane:~Two costly vests -- one red, one green --
25    28|       from her neck unloosed a costly chain~That a gemmed cross
26    32|       me~Shall be dispatched a costly shield of gold,~On pact
27    33|      many a pearl, full many a costly stone.~Here thrives the
28    35|     Yea, rather cast away, his costly load.~ ~ XII~I say, that
29    35|    LXVII~In beauteous arms and costly surcoat drest,~Serpentine
30    37|     unhappy Avarice, bought~By costly presents, and by proffered
31    39|     From laying hands upon the costly prey,~Had sore lamented
32    41|    facing she could make.~With costly jewels was the border sown;~
33    43|       transmewed;~Who the most costly jewels with her bore~E'er
34    43|     bear the boon.~That in the costly produce she possest~Ten,
35    43|    dozens, braid~Of pearl, and costly jewels scattered round.~
36    43|       Is but a cottage to that costly dome.~ ~ CXXXIII~"Curtain
37    43|    CXXXIV~"He chanced upon the costly dome (as I~To you was in
38    43|    rare~Of gold, and pearls in costly circles dight.~Thereon,
39    46|    LIII~In royal ornaments and costly gown,~Unarmed, beside him
40    46|       had borne the witch.~The costly prize from Constantine she
41    46|      she bore away;~And of the costly tent, through air conveyed,~
42    46|    brave~(Her brother he) this costly present gave.~ ~ LXXXI~The